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    ON-LOGON Trigger problem?

    I have developed an application, in the ON-LOGON at form
    level trigger, i have written the connection string:
    LOGON( 'HC', 'HC@HELLO' );

    in this connection string i have used the service name HELLO. HELLO
    connects the application with the server using the IP ADDRESS of
    server. I have installed the application on a client machine, its
    working and running well. The problem is if the server is shutdown or
    here is any problem in netwok, when user run the program, it gives the
    error message: TNS:could not resolve the service name.
    and open the Logon box and again ask for the username, password and
    database service name. If user press the cancle button, it closes the
    logon box and shows the application form (but disconnected from the
    database). I need that if user clicks the cancle button then
    application must be closed, it should not show the canvauses of the
    application.

    Any sugesstion will be highly appriciated.

    Regards,

    Nametullah kalair
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    try :
    LOGON( 'HC', 'HC@HELLO',FALSE );
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    Problem is same, but with little change, now it doesnt show the connect dialog box, and directly goes to the application and shows the canvuses. I need that application must be closed. I tried to use the EXIT_FORM after checking the status of login, if false then Exit fromt the form. But EXIT_FORM is illegal ristricted procedure to call in ON-LOGON trigger.
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    From the HELP on the ON-LOGON trigger

    "On Failure Oracle Forms attempts to exit the form gracefully, and does not fire the Post-Logon trigger. "

    So rather than EXIT_FORM, try RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE;

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    Thanks,

    I have used this code and it is working successfully:

    -------------------------------
    LOGON( 'HC', 'HC@HELLO', FALSE );

    IF NOT FORM_SUCCESS() THEN
    RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE;
    END IF;
    -------------------------------

    Regards,

    Nametullah kalair
    Always Remember Power is Your.

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